Even though plaintiff has shown a strong likelihood of success on the merits of its claim that defendant breached the parties’ licensing agreement, plaintiff’s request for an injunction is denied because money damages are readily available to remedy the alleged breach.

Where defendant’s property and collateral, but not defendant itself, was placed into receivership, the court lacks authority to grant the receiver’s motion to enjoin a third-party suit against defendant.

A default entered in this franchise agreement dispute will not be set aside because even assuming that defendants had good cause for failing to answer the complaint, they do not a have a meritorious defense.

Plaintiff employer is not entitled to injunctive relief for defendant employee’s alleged breach of a noncompete agreement because money damages will adequately compensate for any injury caused by defendant’s employment by plaintiff’s former customer.